A-G's Report: Defence Ministry did not impose claims or late charges of RM116.54mil to company supposed to deliver its ship


PETALING JAYA: The Defence Ministry failed to impose liquidated damages or late charges of RM116.54mil on the company that was supposed to deliver the littoral combat ship (LCS) 1, said the 2019 Auditor-General’s report.

At the same time, the report found that the advanced payment made for the ship exceeded the actual work progress by 21.1%.

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